Not All That Glitters Is Gold: Three Ridiculous Cases Of Insurance Fraud

People will do strange things to make an easy buck, including filing false insurance claims. It takes a lot to file a fraudulent insurance claim. First of all, there has to be damage to your personal property, which some people prove they are willing to do. Below is a list of the most ridiculous and fraudulent insurance claims that serve to prove just what lengths some people will go to get extra cash in their pockets. Read More 

All About The California State SR-22 Certificate Of Automobile Insurance Process

As a resident of the state of California, you are legally required to carry a liability insurance policy on all of your cars. If you are involved in an accident where you are found to be at fault and did not have an insurance policy in place, then the state's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) requires that you obtain an SR-22 Certificate of Automobile Insurance before you can legally drive your car again. Read More 

Why You Should Take Out A Life Insurance Policy

Life insurance is something that people know that they need, but it is also something that they often put off getting. They may think they are too young to worry about life insurance, too healthy, or any other number of excuses. In truth, though, as much as people don't like to think about it, death can happen at any time. For that reason, it is always better to be prepared to provide for your loved ones in case you do pass away. Read More 

Good Reasons To Have A Closer Look At Your Property Insurance Policy

If you have not taken a close look at the details in your homeowner's policy, it would be wise to do so. Many homeowners take out coverage for their property without realizing they may not have specific types of coverage for certain types of events and damage. Learn more about some of the things your homeowner's policy may not cover. Damage That Occurs During Simultaneous Events Anti-concurrent causation is a term used by insurance companies to describe the occurrence of two events happening at the same time. Read More 

3 Little Known Ways To Save Money On Auto Insurance

As a driver, you know how important it is to have auto insurance. After all, without auto insurance, you are liable to pay out of pocket for damages you cause to another person's vehicle or property, as well as injuries that you may have caused in a wreck. On top of this, you will have no coverage for the damage that is done to your vehicle, which means you will need to be paying out of pocket for either a new car or the repairs that you current car needs. Read More